Oregon freshman Bol Bol has officially declared for the 2019 NBA Draft and acquired an agent as he pursues a professional career, ruling out any possibility of a return to the NCAA level.

The news was reported by ESPN on Friday.

Bol is the unique 7-foot-2 offspring of former NBA star Manute Bol, and one of the more polarizing prospects in the 2019 draft class. When healthy, he was a star for the Ducks, averaging 21.0 points, 2.7 blocks, 9.6 rebounds and a stellar 52.0 percent accuracy rate from 3-point range. But Bol's season ended in early January after suffering a foot injury only nine games into his collegiate career, a red flag for a player his size that could impact his draft status.

Bol's talent and rare skill set as a floor-spacing, rim-protecting big man puts him in the lottery discussion, injury be damned. But foot injuries for 7-foot-2 prospects could lead to him slipping overall. He is the No. 23 prospect in the latest CBS Sports Top 75 Big Board, and the No. 2 center behind Missouri's Jontay Porter, who himself just suffered a second knee injury while recovering from a torn ACL.